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When it comes to global health and development, the pontiff made it plain as day: We are all to blame for earth's problems.

Have you ever heard of a law called "seasonal marriage"? Such a law actually exists in Egypt. And the government is aiming to help [...]

The deaths last week of 10 people in the back of a hot tractor-trailer in San Antonio spotlights the dangers that illegal immigrants [...]

Was your seafood caught with forced labor? That’s the big question for U.S. retailers and seafood importers, and a new database [...]

A federal appeals court in Colorado has ruled that a lawsuit brought by nine immigrant detainees alleging forced labor in a detention [...]

When Mohammed slaved away on his owner’s tomato field in Libya, he would often remember the days he was free. From Niger, [...]

When a woman arrived at the emergency department at Huntington Hospital on New York’s Long Island after being hit by her [...]

Squalid work camps, 24-hour shifts, heavy surveillance, and withheld wages: these were the conditions that 500 Indian workers became [...]

Policy makers join advocates in calling for action against Shein skirting U.S. Uyghur forced labor import restrictions.

In a historic move, five years ago, Colorado made a significant constitutional shift, taking a bold stance against slavery and [...]

NPR News relays the story of Shanta Bai, a farmworker in rural India, who was locked in a chicken coop for a week by her employer, [...]